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This restaurateur revived a special he offered in the last oil bust, but this time there are far less takers because Houston's economy has changed dramatically.
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One reason is that the index has a very important structural bias, says a Morgan Stanley team.
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The U.S. set illegal terms in demanding AIG stock for an $85 billion bailout during the financial crisis, but that doesn’t mean AIG investors deserve compensation, a court ruled.
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“The people that we are targeting can stroke a $5,000 check and not blink an eye if it will help their game,” GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons said of his high-end golf club company.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX is sponsoring an open competition, geared toward university students and independent engineering teams, to design and build pods for the Hyperloop, his futuristic transit system.
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Saudi Arabia is opening one of the world’s most-restricted stock markets to foreigners for the first time on Monday.
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All types of art gets stolen, but one thing seems to remain the same for all cases: Once art is stolen, there’s an abysmally small chance of getting it back.
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William C. Miller was appointed president and CEO of Cole Capital, the investment management business of American Realty Capital Properties Inc., the companies said in a statement Friday.
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The Fed's official inflation rate may bear little resemblance to the one experienced in everyday life
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Billionaire collectors are finding it hard to resist Yayoi Kusama, the 86-year-old Japanese artist who chooses to live in a psychiatric clinic and is famous for her polka-dot creations.
